日企又被曝在测试中存在“不当行为” 这次是潜艇发动机

Core Viewpoint - The special investigation committee in Japan has found that Kawasaki Heavy Industries may have engaged in improper conduct regarding fuel consumption tests for certain submarine engines supplied to the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force [2] Group 1: Investigation Findings - The special investigation committee, composed of external lawyers, will continue its investigation and plans to complete the report within this year [2] - Kawasaki Heavy Industries has stated that it currently believes the situation will not affect the operation or safety of the submarines for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force [2] Group 2: Previous Misconduct - In August of last year, Kawasaki Heavy Industries disclosed that it had confirmed improper conduct involving the tampering of test data for marine engines, with a total of 673 engines affected [2] - The specific misconduct included modifications to testing equipment and data manipulation during engine tests to keep fuel consumption rates within acceptable limits for customers [2]